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Here at Zen Frenz we are all about getting zen and nothing is more important than sleep. Sleep is an important part of a puppy’s life because most growth occurs during this time. Also, a well-rested puppy is a healthy puppy. You want to make sure that your puppy is comfortable and has a bed to call his own. There are many different pet beds from which to choose. Most beds involve a soft cushion for a base and then may be open or enclosed with a long, thin stretch of pillow called a bolster. The cushion could also be...

All of us love to turn to our favorite cool snacks, popsicles and ice cream, to help us deal with being outdoors during the hottest months of the year. One of the biggest issues many pet owners face during the summer is keeping their furry friend cool in the heat. Here are some cool new ideas to try this year:       Fruit and Yogurt Freezes Ingredients: 1 cup of Fruit (berries, apple, melon, pineapple, banana, no grapes) 1 cup Greek or plain yogurt Method: Clean and prep fruit – dice fruit to small pieces that will fit into...

In modern-day America, the Fourth of July is a wonderful time to enjoy a long weekend chock-full of burgers and hot dogs on the grill, sunshine, music, fireworks, bonfires, friends, and family. Of course, these are all fantastic and also grant us much needed rest and relaxation from the mental stresses of daily, routine life. However, all this excitement often leaves pets neglected who suffer the most from this holiday. The noise and unpredictability of fireworks leads many dogs to perceive them as a threat. Your dog may bark at the noises or try to run away and hide. They...

Have a Pool Party Baby pools—not just for tiny little humans. To blow your dog’s mind (and make him love you even more than he already does) just fill a plastic kiddie pool with cold water and let him go wild. There’s nothing better on a scorching hot day than a nice, refreshing dip. Just make sure that the pool that you choose isn’t made of vinyl or any other material that could be punctured by enthusiastic paws or teeth. Five Second Rule According to some canine experts, dog owners should observe this simple rule when determining whether or not...

Spending time at home has resulted in more visitors at the door, whether it’s a grocery delivery, Amazon dropping off a package or takeout being delivered. Being isolated at home means your dog gets less socialization opportunities, which results in less exposure to new people. While barking is a form of communication for your pup, it can become disruptive and can make those on the other side of the door uncomfortable. Check out these tips to help your cooped-up dog and keep things calm at your front door. 1. Reward the Quiet When a dog senses a presence at your...